Quantum dialogue through non-destructive discrimination of cluster state

We propose a quantum dialogue protocol that uses the non-destructive discrimination (NDD) of five qubit cluster states. The proposed protocol is a measurement-based protocol, where ancilla qubits are used to perform measurement on the state without destroying its entanglement, allowing the state to be reused for further communication. We provide a detailed security analysis, demonstrating the protocol's resilience against various attack strategies and discuss the scalability of the scheme to n-qubit cluster states. We have introduced a stabilizer based single qubit error correction mechanism that enhances robustness against noise without requiring additional qubits.